Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-19

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The ship Two Brothsrs il nov undsl
he shgtes loading coel.
The First Battalisn Band, Of thiI
city, received sample Of their Ne z
uniforms yesterday.
Messrs. wiIcsx 4 Scott. Of Whaioom,
shipped yesterday 40z bundles Of
shinales 70 Hsw Yssk frm.
Amene the Olymriaites noticed on
the street yesterday we're Fred Dsew,
Ben Turner, RAlph Smith and J. O. Me-
Fsddsn.
Al. Davis 4 sou, Of Spokane Falls,
are sole dealers 10 Sseipvay d coa's
pianos in Washington Territory. Bee
advertisement.
Officer Pinekney has been granted .
weeks leave Of absence from tbs polics
frse, and GOV devoses bis spare time
70 selling real estate.
l. Cal MeFadden and wife, Of Oiym-
MA. are visiting Seattle. Mr.. Mokad-
De- states that be seriously coutem-
plates moving 70 The metropolis.
The steamship Umatilla arrived here
Yesterday, " hours from San Francisco.
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bunksEs, and will Be given qalek DIS
patch.
Afev weeks ago Mr.. z. Meyer sold
h;e restaurant on Commercial street -
M Dearborn for &125O Yesterday the
restaurant vas sgsiB eeld for $1,000 10
Messrs. KEEL and VIBing.
Wan. Ladlow, Deputy Clerk Of the
District Court, said yesterday: "We
are nov working on the cost bills OF the
l,st term Of Court, and hope TO have
tnem cot BY Friday next"
A young man named Bradley, Who
han been 10 toe Department. OF Justice
10 Washington since 1853. IL at present
h Seattle, a. special agent Of the De-
paFtment, examining the accounts Of
he Unitsa States Marshal.
The ship st. stephen has an order for
tvo very long spars 70 be taken BY her
10 San Francisco. Mr.. Martin states
that these spars will be l65 and Us feet
10 length respectively, and be furnished
by Messrs. Allen a Nelson from their
camp near OardmOor.
The country in and about Semiahmoo
10 rapidly filing up, 30 CAPTAIN Iarte,
Of The EVangsl, states. He says that be
brought from Port Moody sixteen fami
lies this trip to that point and going to
Port Moody be left sixteen grown per-
sons there, besides many little ones.
Captain J. A. Hatfield got tired Of
city life sooner thnn be expected 20.
when be went to San Francisco be In
tended TO remain a month or more, bat
be changed his mind. His name APP
pears among the passengers on the
steamship Elder. which sailed for Seat
tie yesterday.
William Chisholm, in the employ
nent Of the O0lumbia d Pugei sound
Railroad Company, received today the
sad intelligence from Scotland OF the
death Of his beloved mother, after .
weeks illness. The news was quite IN.
expected, as be had Just received 9 letter
from bis mother fortnight ago.
A social Hop will take plaoe at Tar
ner Hall, Sunday night, 70 which sli
members and friends Of the Turn
Versin are cordially invited. The AFFAIR
will be made attractive By very enjoy
able theatrical performance presented
by the members Of the VeEein, previous
10 dancing. Admission 5)c. Vsughn's
orchestra.
The Hall & Paals0n Furniture Fac
tory, st the foot Of Commercial street,
IL nov running On full time and turn
ing oHt considerable wsTk. Al present
bat twelve men are employed in the foe
tory. bat this numbeF will be increased
90 fast As business Will Justify. Mr..
Hall states that the outlook IL good. and
that BIO hopes before the summer is
over to have at least seventy i've men
employed IN and about the factory.
Captaia Carroll spent yesterday in
Seattle. He leaves this morning for
Portland TO take command Of the
steamer Oiympian, which steamer will,
during the coming spring and SIMMER,
carry exeursionists from the Sound 90
Alaska. all thrsugh the East there IL
considerable interest manifested IN the
northern possessions Of the United
States, and every year the number Of
visitors 20 that region increases. In
order to afford ali who wish to make tbs
trip a fast aud comfortable means OF
doing 80, the steamer Olympian has
been fitted up specially for that Eoate.